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About Me


Hi, my name is Angela Jones. 

I'm a mom to 2 young men and I'm a coffee lover.  You'll see little hints of that throughout the site.

I do information gathering on Personal Development. 


What do I enjoy about my work?

The research.  I had all these questions about how I could improve life for myself and my sons.  I searched, and I searched and I searched...for answers.

And I'm sure others have the same questions, so why not share what I've learned.


What brought me here?  

Finding piece.  Once I found piece of mind, then I was able to focus on personal development.

I learned through life lessons, that I should have always had a side hustle or business - an additional stream of income.  

I've learned that personal development is key.  Learn who you are, learn the skills you need, gain confidence and you will always be able to take care of yourself and/or your family.

This came late in life for me, as it does for others and for many reasons.


What are my plans?

Although I feel that I will always be a student and a work in progress; I want to help other people as well. 

So, this is where I landed to start the process by providing as much information as I can to help others during their personal development journey. 


Personal development is key.....








Angela@angela-jones.org


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